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Serious [COVID-19 Virus] PAP response to 2019 nCov Situation
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Tat was how nurses etc were treated during SARS. Wat the big deal
Singapore better prepared to handle Wuhan virus outbreak, no need to panic: PM Lee Hsien Loong
DAVOS - As Singapore sees its first confirmed case of the Wuhan virus, Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong's assessment is that the country is much better prepared now than it was during the Sars outbreak of 2003.
There is no need to panic, he added in an interview on Thursday (Jan 23) with The Straits Times at the World Economic Forum's annual meeting.
Speaking shortly before the case was confirmed, and a day after a multi-ministry task force to fight the disease was set up, Mr Lee said it was a matter of time before Singapore had a case.
"It is bound to happen because there is such intense coming and going between Singapore and China. Even if it were... between Singapore and the other cities in the world, one way or other, the bug is going to reach us," he said.
PM Lee noted that Singapore had been preparing for a viral outbreak since Sars - severe acute respiratory syndrome - in 2003, which infected 238 people in the country, 33 of whom died, and took three months to contain. The tourism and retail sectors were also badly hit.
The virus was a talking point at the sidelines of the WEF meeting, with CNBC reporting business leaders saying the spread of the virus was a curveball that could hurt economies, as Sars did in 2003.
After that episode, Singapore did a thorough review of its medical facilities and infrastructure, including isolation wards as well as scientific testing and capabilities, he noted.
"I think we are much better prepared now. We have a new Communicable Diseases Centre at Tan Tock Seng," he said.
"Science has made a lot of progress since Sars, so this time with a new coronavirus, the scientists have been able to identify and sequence it much faster than with Sars and share the information with other countries in a much more expeditious way," he added.
PM Lee noted that China had also made progress in dealing with such public health emergencies.
"They understand now that pretending that nothing is wrong is not the right thing to do and they have to come out, and the more open they are, the more effective they can be in dealing with it and (it is) better that they can cooperate with other countries," he added.
DAVOS - As Singapore sees its first confirmed case of the Wuhan virus, Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong's assessment is that the country is much better prepared now than it was during the Sars outbreak of 2003.
There is no need to panic, he added in an interview on Thursday (Jan 23) with The Straits Times at the World Economic Forum's annual meeting.
Speaking shortly before the case was confirmed, and a day after a multi-ministry task force to fight the disease was set up, Mr Lee said it was a matter of time before Singapore had a case.
"It is bound to happen because there is such intense coming and going between Singapore and China. Even if it were... between Singapore and the other cities in the world, one way or other, the bug is going to reach us," he said.
PM Lee noted that Singapore had been preparing for a viral outbreak since Sars - severe acute respiratory syndrome - in 2003, which infected 238 people in the country, 33 of whom died, and took three months to contain. The tourism and retail sectors were also badly hit.
The virus was a talking point at the sidelines of the WEF meeting, with CNBC reporting business leaders saying the spread of the virus was a curveball that could hurt economies, as Sars did in 2003.
After that episode, Singapore did a thorough review of its medical facilities and infrastructure, including isolation wards as well as scientific testing and capabilities, he noted.
"I think we are much better prepared now. We have a new Communicable Diseases Centre at Tan Tock Seng," he said.
"Science has made a lot of progress since Sars, so this time with a new coronavirus, the scientists have been able to identify and sequence it much faster than with Sars and share the information with other countries in a much more expeditious way," he added.
PM Lee noted that China had also made progress in dealing with such public health emergencies.
"They understand now that pretending that nothing is wrong is not the right thing to do and they have to come out, and the more open they are, the more effective they can be in dealing with it and (it is) better that they can cooperate with other countries," he added.
Nobody trust this cheebye and his cheebye mouth.
When you pack almost 6 million people into an island less than 700sqm in size that is already a mass gathering. The island is already a teeming mass of humanity.
What difference does it make if a few Ah Nehs get together to prance around semi naked?
Sinkies stepping and abusing the true heroes.
Sinkies worshipped and protect the devil's chincom source of all problems.
Fuck all ignorant singaporean.
Treating fellow singaporean frontline heroes as dirt.
Everyone at some points / moments in their life will realised that medical professionals are important to them .
Hope the 2 aunties ,stall owners and some ignorant shallow sinkies will realised it soon.
By then it may be too late for them.
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